Post #2142842

@shauna @yojimbo > The pressure came from the fact that I had welded my sense of self to the project's success, and anything that threatened the project threatened me. A rude issue comment wasn't just feedback about code. It was someone questioning whether I deserved to exist in the space I'd carved out Happy for you , very honest ! but the fact remains, that for finding a job you have to attach your identity to your work ( the prerequisite for proof of skills, esp for a dropout or even someone with low grades ) When you get one (job) it doesn't go away it comes in different names , policies, market conditions, management decisions, office politics , peer pressures , market fit, culture fit, local/remote social life , future security, ...